It's the difference between having a tight $75 million budget and having between $200–300 million dollars and access to all the computer effects in the world

"Fargo for jocks"

He's a great writer, he consistently experiments with form, and he has a unique relationship with his fans.

To be fair, he's been taking shots at him since the mid 90's.

Smith has been on the show before, to face Ap Mike. Mike was his most notorious online troll in the early days of the Internet.

As a fan of the series, I'm a little curious as to whether you're referring to the narrative or the look of the show. For instance, if I had no idea a Preacher tv show was being developed and was presented this teaser with no reference to what it was I would easily be able to identify it as a Preacher adaptation.…

it's actually a comedy of errors

do another one i liked that

manned by an evil middle aged man is more like it . . . damnit that line made me feel old

As someone who works in family law, it pains me to be accused of "attacking the victim" especially when it is completely true that this is a deplorable tactic used to discredit victims. That's not what I'm doing in simply pointing out that the Woody Allen situation is complex. It's hard for me to overlook the fact…

I get what he's trying to say now, and I've read similar articles when it comes to credit checks. I'm not sure the two can be equated however. We know for a fact black people are incarcerated at six times the rate of white people. The EEOC recently settled with BMW over this problem: background checks that aren't job…

I've read about what you're saying in regards to credit checks and drug testing as the link points out. Never heard it applied to criminal background checks before, and the link doesn't discuss them.

Can you explain that a little more. I am interested in this, but can't quite figure out what you're saying. My deficiency, not yours.

How do background checks primarily help black people?

This reminds me of a question I've been meaning to ask, what exactly is Ricky Gervais's stance on religion again?

What is gentrification defined as exactly? Sorry if this is a stupid question.

When has the horn section in a rock song worked before? I'm not being smug, I was genuinely thinking about this the other day in a discussion with a friend and couldn't think of any quick examples.

Kick Ass was mildly successful, but this movie made a mint. I assume they drove a truck full of money up to his house.

Wish you Were Here or Animals?

Blonde on Blonde or Highway 61 Revisited?